Juri In fact I posted to R-A in order to check if somebody
knew anything about Mc Clusky. It seems the answer is
no.
I will now follow my idea to check on the French side if the
author of the report is known for having fabricated it. I
doubt Bloch is the culprit. So we are left with the French
"reporter" Stephane Bourgoin, who pretended holding the info
through his meeting with Bloch in the USA. Bourgoin could
have elaborated all this as a practical joke in 1985/86.. Who
knows?
If you are still interested by the article references,
contact me off-list.
E.Borgers Hard-Boiled mysteries http://www.geocities.com/Athens/6384
--- Juri Nummelin <
jurnum@utu.fi> wrote:
> Hubin doesn't list "Backwood Hussy", so I
gather
> it's not a crime novel.
> Hubin also doesn't include the two titles
you
> mention ("The Invisible
> Fiend" and the other one). Hawk's pseudonyms
doesn't
> know McClusky.
>
> It occurs to me that McClusky might've been
a
> pseudonym of Robert Bloch
> himself and he has just made all that up. But
then
> again, why shouldn't this
> be commonly known? It was just one interview and
in
> French, right? If
> Bloch was McClusky, you would think that he
would
> have commented on that
> more openly.
>
> It just sounds, well, too fascinating.
Etienne,
> could you pass on the
> place and dates of the interview you
mentioned?
>
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